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Eeana Floating in the River.

N kLbEEiN HtS. SCFTO>ED 10 EG EROa LOFTS
VILE Ky. DROWNED II TIVE POTON.C.
Yesterl1y Afternoon the body 81 an unknown
white Inan Vas iount no1ting IN the Eiyer &C the
ioot VI sth street. The police wcrs. notiaed and
thr rsndlIIs were removed 30 Jlir mOrgle whpFt.
CORONER Patterson examined them last Elgat. The
80. !. that 90 a insn ablii slNty-lte years odd.
~ wufe = daFk Slilt II clothes and brown ,oa,-
M shirt H., face was slightly crt. the len eve
SI-Ogt anu a portion Of ~ rit ear gcn,. TN the
IN s1d- ~ Tho iIcs large scar IN his pOcEet
fOtlD0 a HOte- book ON when WAS wrirt.n.
"JOhn Brady, No. lssU Maple street, Louisville
ny IN, Do'y hsd not bren i1rntihed tins mora
isg. u vas stated at tue aiO-tlc last ntght thgt
t.e Inan was seen on Pcnnsy!yania ageft,P ester
LAY. The body mad hot bgSa in the water long As
ne S,I ~ IN M P2ek, vas partly 9ry. The
i-He for ident.ncsiiOa. and unlcss friends 0T the
deceased appear VIII ~ inferred in POtIers field
ilir OF sps'ctaeles found IN his pockets bore the
lame of ''C. T.. Barl.es * Bru., No ts. West Main
street, Louisville, KY The police think the
deceased 4 frOtn Louisville
TIE DISTRICT ATIoKSEYsHP.-Aspirants for the
once of district attorney, soon 20 he made vacant
expires The Latter part OF next month, increases
. me TINE for the appointment draws near. 20
49, list or applications already alec was yesterday
't4ti that of Col A. H. Jackson
IHE SlLEs At AUCTION which occur tomorrow
-, Noon. December To- aI ana 10 O'clock, arr
ursly tn attention OF private buyers and specu
.stis,- t1- first - lOc1tod on street between
iz,s ana i5tl, being 40. 1916. and IS particularly
.Siit ii'r.ii ana A4naugh's Opera Rouse. Tn
Ss'"'.sl II a tlreP-story frame house on and .Uti
2 tfeis northwest, and II one Of those sectfOus
-hicA arr rspidiy Improving in value, and tns
'-nii.e prcsefis SYieJdid opportunity :Or invest
S"os- fa- tesiJs are LIBERAL and easy. for wheel
i'if 50 AEOther colaG2a
x --.ssScrS prfNIErTg CLCB.--Most OF ths
.~-t's rr to-inorrow's matinee are nov
..ss' are i"fs Tor the evening.
'-o 80 h.y ..ces.sa Engines for &C.
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Go TO q. q. CoRSwEIL q son and satisfy your
selves about quality and prices.
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THE WARRINGTON MONUMENT.
Butlasn~ n ys...-.,s ua,-a.
BABcoCk LAKE NEARLY FuLRD-THE ANNUAL APP
PRoPRiAffON REoUipHp

PRofRiAff0S REQUIRED.
workmsn are busiiy engaged in identifying the
park around the Washington Monument. Bah
COCK Lake is being rlled and tons OF earth spread
over the ground IN every direction. At present 1t
LOOKS as though the hill on which the Monument
rests Is to be finished OF In number Of small ter
races but this Is owing to the methods which 1t is
necessary 10 adopt in filing. The carts go around
the shaft and are dumped over a small bank. The
continuance OF this process gives the whole the
appearance OF teiracing When finished the reser-
'atlon VIII look like graceful mound, irregular
In shape, and with an easy slope. 1t is expected
that the work OF grading will be finished In about
year.
Everything Inside OF the monument Is az CON-
plete as possible, with the means az hand. The
elevator Is In place and the stairways are all In
the Joint commission some time ago was
brought about by the treatment OF the
a and gift slabs IN the interior by thought
less people who persisted in writing their names
on the walls and holding their candles to the face
Q, tne slabs to smoke them and even chipping OF
one OF the metal letters that protruded half an
lnch or more from the face Of the slab was taken
on on ana carried away. As there were no lights in
Tue smart except those carried by visitors II was
almost impossible to keep proper watch upon the
property without the services of nearly hundred
e ana So as the appropriation for running the
WIS 10 CLOSE the Monument entirely.
TIE SOLITARY VISITOR.
since the action Of the commission the only per-
son who has assembled the shaft has been a watch
man, who occasionally goes up TO open the win
Vows no, at the top for :he purpose OF renewing the
II Is thought that the sum OF s1O 800 will sufice
10 run the elevator and TO properly care for the
snaIt Tor year, and this is the amount now asked
lor oy .ne commission IL IS not desirable, how
ever mat the structure be finally thrown open to
tne PUBLIC until all OF the outside work is CON-
ple!ed since the contractors would be interrupted
Dy Inc streams OF visitors who would seriously In
teriere with the progress OF the work OF sOddfDg
and grading.
THE FILLING OF BABCoCK LAKE,
while not an immediate necessity. was a precau-
uonary step that deserves praise. 1t Is known that
any slight movement at the base OF high struc-
tureis liable TO endanger its stability. The water
OF lake, such as that In question, which was
constantly being drained and ref1lled would soon
lgeolOgically sOOnl cause serious results. During
the time when visitors were allowed to climb the
stairs nearly 1900 people from all parts OF the
country obtained passes
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Mr.. Emmor Il. Lodge, who lives In the county
above West Washington, paid visit to the Center
Market last saturday morning, and while he was
In the market-ho his horse and wagon were
stolen. The robbery was reported 10 the police,
but no trace OF the stolen team could be found,
and Mr.. Lodge advertised his loss IN THE STAR and
offered a reward OF SIS for the apprehension Of the
criminals and the recovery OF the team. When
THE STAR containing the advertisement reached
Quaptico. Va, residents of the place remembered
that horse and wagon Of the description given
had been offered for sale by TWO boys,
and a number OF persons went in search OF them.
vertisement In The STAR, and they got ahead OF
the citizens OF Quantieo. Messrs NJ. J. Reyes and
L. E. Merchant, OF Dumfries, captured the horse
and wagon, and took into custody TWO
boys who were in the vehicle. They gave
their names as Charles Cammack and VIII
liam Wilson, aged respectively fifteen and
nineteen years They were taken back 10 Mr..
Reyes house In Dumfries, where they were kept
until Detective Ran went after them yesterday
afternoon. The horse and wagon were shipped on
the steamer Thompson, and the ofiicer brought
the boys back to I'd city last night, and they
were locked up at the first precinct station. While
on the train the boys told the 0ff1cerS an inter-
estng story OF their drive through Virginia and OF
their capture. They said they had stopped at a
small store in the country to get piece OF tobacco,
and were surprised at the approach OF the men,
a large pistol. which they pointed at them and
called, surrender" Cammack said that he Inn
mediately threw up his hands, and he and his
companion were taken to DumfrfeS, the men fol.
lowing with their weapons pointed at them. The
boys are held for a hearing.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNl
II 1915 Conn. av.e4 10 .,
1921 Ct.av.n.w-lSr333.3:
1918 r st.n.w.. 13r.. ..12'
1915 n OF. NV. LIT. u!
1925 10th st.n.w., 1Jr. IL.
1872 q st. n. w.. 15r. -. 10
1914 2lst 1t. u. Wilt lOl
1000 9th q. NV. 14f. To-
1926 MAss. ave. ..--lO'
1915 2lst st- NV, ln..9
1909 n 1t. NV. lip.
1908 Conn. aveL, 13r. 61.5'
1915 w. ~. .w.1zrSa3
rx29 I .. D,w- 12r $40
1884 18th Ut. NV. lar ~
81S 18th Ct n.w..1E. -!
14130ek. upper poxt-..1'
62:5 = 1t n.w.s ID ri:
l435 L %. NV. 1Or:;;;s'
RI ave. near l7sh -
= = = v
y. sm;;;;ii;;,'iiisi ; i. ::4HiSS
0l2 18th IT n.wa ut. 30
1919 Conn. ave, lzK0I3
2013 Il sf. NV, llr. ..25
u Grant rlAce, 10T 10
1706 10Th IT. NV, MiS
1910 y u. NV. 14e. 1868
SIC 9th IT. nw.l0r. ..A
1913 2lst q n.w.1lr.l5
1000 9sh Ut n-W-1Ar ID
o., Smss sals. TIC
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ICoR RENT-FURNIsHED-
Il ll0g 18th st NV, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 90

TCOR RENT-FURNISHED-
Il ll09 18th st. NV 81 90
UNPUBLISHED.
zoos Fl at NV, Jan Is, .s22 x st NV, 9r..... 40
SO 10th ST. NV. i5r. rs
1711, 10 and II G ST. n 2la I'd ST. NV, 7r - 80
W, Tor each. 80 1904 I'D ST. NV Or -. 30
Dol 9TH ST. NV, store l54 st. ne, 20
Jan. l............6 80 ll05 18th ST., or.... Is. 30
1Ol5 ST. NV. I'd floor. 90 2lD I'd ST. W, 0r.. Is
1921 10th ST. W, Tor. 40
dl3-}t JOHN SHERMAN K CO., 1407 st NV.
NOR RENT OR SALE-I.56 MASSACHUSETTS
Il ave. a House, 30 foo: front; ~ rooms;
pantry. closets bath rooms. wide hallway cellar
and cold storage vault An offer for purchase or rent
may be submitted to JOHN SHERMAN 4 co,
d13-1m 1907 st. NV.
I,OR RENT-NEW HOUSE ia 5TH ST. n. E..
rooms, bath cellar. furnace and Butler's Pantry
$40; open hre-places. s. H. WALKER, 45s La
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE your eyeslght. consult HeInpler, cor. A..
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CITY ITEMS.

Rareai uS in Holiday Goods
at The Fair, Slo 1tii st. NV.
GOldSchinid'S Old sand.
The largest store ia the city.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Thomas II. Martin has bought OF Stella n. Gard
her for 1920, sub lot II, So. 27, Is by 100 feet
on street, between 18th and 14th streets north
west
John B. Larner has bought for $4,000 OF Belinda
7. uayden. part lot %, square 126, 10 feet Az
inches by 73 known as No l744 street north
West. Charles Gessrord has bought OF c. G. Ring
wait Tor 5000. part lot l., square $40, 66 feet
ncnes. on 1th street east and III feet on South
Carolina avenue southeast.
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IToR RENT-BY R. o. HOFFMAN

FrRSISHED
T. near 18th St 1913 - eth.above K st. Ior. $3.50
+ near Istn s. iar sS IStG near Est ir IT. * *
l9r. Sirc,s nss near Ism e.
near lin ID II near
aaAs s.a ie 5 P Ssa s,e
fs'nsAr iS'A' III GSf tiG Ilii Hsar
l 10, ,J 10Th nw W. l4rsIS 49, OFFICE ROOMS
w. s3 Ai BSiidin rSS drsprOof2 sPa
az 18th st n ", l5r. yatSrs. from 30 70 loo
20 Isl; NV i5r s esi IF St Cd floor. fron,
800 lin st Or. 80 94l +. Sd aoor. front rs
l0l6 10Th st. NV. 1lr So hested by steam. So 81
is4l Fst. NV, l2r... 80 i00s St. % 80
@ Rst nv nv 1qr 90 s;. st, a "a . floor 20
1I36 18th 81. NV, or. 40 $50 ~, % hoor 20
1871 ST. NV lr.. 40 al 9th St. pa floor. 30
1909 st NV 1lr 40 ~ OH ST.. 81 noor. -
1903 "a st. IS 4a9 La. ave. from 10 to 20
FOB St ne. T.. q y,l It w. I'd floor -
l33l X ST ne, 7rs % III and L sts. NV. .-5to20
iI2Q ian st u; w-or..o.5o STORES
400 l. ST ~ MAGNIFICENT stora Sun
5,2 Ist st. ne 6rs. - 30 6:.J La. ave- "a door 20
:; ;9 2 st Sc. Sr........iI5
$50 9th st Sc. 5rs...i3
rroler'y placed with me for rent sale Literally
advertised free OF cost 20 the owner.
For list Of properly for sals eai send at office
EoR RENT-THE BUILDING \. W. cox 9Th
927 st dj-I2t
VrOE REMITTANCE HOUSE. COMPLETE IN ALI,
Il its appointments: well located Tor hrst-class
boardinghouse, corner 4 and SITS.
swoRMsrEDT BRADLEY,
EoR RENT-NEw HOUSE 900 l. ST n W. CON
Il tanning rooms; elegant horse with all modern
improvements Apply 10 ". c. JOHNSON. Ills 18th
ST. NV. Dr. I'M
EoR RENT-3o9 c ST. NV. THREE-sToRY
II brick dwelling, 10 rooms. all mod. imps.: $40.
sWoEMSI EDIT BRADLEY, 927 r. ST. NV. d. l2t
Tor RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE: IL ROOMS:
4, tine location; handsome furniture new CARPETS.
san taTy plumbing in thorough order. stable: Sl5;
to private family only: 1917 lith II. NV W j.
RHEES Smithsonian Institation. nlo-5~'
L,OR RENTING NEW FIRsT-CLAss RESI-
dences on 10Th ST n. w. between r. l. ave. and
ST also Eouse 1909 Ii ST. ". Apply to J. j. SHEDD.
1902 I4th 81. NV. nl6- I'm
I,0R RENT-CNFURNISHED-
ioIS Conn ave. $3.50 , l y; St Al, So
Soia%sas sSs ST. i65 iSd at s iS
I3lt I3tl ST.. .9l66 l.0s 18th st.;:.......... 10
ia LIST st. se...... ......oO
FURNISHED
Mass ave lSth st 200 Gsss sv. I'r 10Th st 500
RSad near is,I l1sh $50 St, hear i2th ion. "a
Iowa ,lrcie. ......... 800 l9th ST. near NJ. $50
Dupont Circle 20! 66 St. near iiih. q. 13l s3
ST. n nsaF st. ST. bear S % and is i
Conn. ave.. mr. ..30 1lth ST.. bet and o. 3
4a. ave 18th St s9F ss S 3
ire5 Farragut Square 300 ST, bet IA and -.
oo FITCH. f9x 4 BROWN.
n23 143s Penn ave. NV
q and ioth So. .0f Insars @ L.
ave- u3o- lm
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GAsHE,rISG STOVES at shedd a Bros.
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] HE'D.
I i525 o ct. NV. 1lr... $50
ll4l6 Q st. n W.. l2r. 10
10th st., near q Tor. -65
y 1266 n. h ~. NV. Or. 80
i 1871 10Th &C.. Or. so
! 226 y. J. ave- syi. l0r. so
i211 Dial. ave.n-e-.15r. so
I24l6 18th st-n.W-l1r...j0
i 1907 10th ct. NV. l0r.--
l5l4 Both st. n.w- 17r.5Q
l 1f0S y ST. NV. 7r.......4S
/ 15thkR !. ave. nv, 13r-
j, HOS = It n. ~. 16T...
1870 B 1T. s.v., 11r. 40
! 1913 9TH ek. n.wS ~. IS
1513-15-17-l0 o 1t q
". 1lr.............-...-
I22O LIST q aw. 81. rs
II ST., mr. 21st n.w- g.. -
'll6l0 10Th st.n.w-.l2r.-
Iowa Circle n.y........-
ll2l5 a st AZ. 14e. l25
'i1506 Conn. sve. .l25
i Il, near 18th Ut. n.W-llr.-
j 1910 19th q. Az, 10r. l25
1904 Del ~. ne, Tor. l25
1914 "a ak nv. 3 a. 100
'I20z1 O u n ", 1lr. .125
IL Cofcoran q. rs
1908 Va ~. 4 ~, 81. !. so
|l201 9th skn.e, Or. IS
.xs J. fisHkkS CO. -
LIZA - nv
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


w ANTED-ALL THOSE WHO HAVE PRACTICAL
w inventions or PATENTS 20 communicate With the
undersigned giving ful history. use and aim of the
The North and West. Address. immediately. A: p W,
DARTIEs DFslRIYG TO BUY, SELL. OR Ex-
Il change Local stocks and Bonds should cali upon
FRANK n Pf.LoUZE.
dl5-1w 20 kellogg Building. l4loFst
LNXTRA NICE RETAIL FLOUR AND FEED BusI-
Lness at 1888 7th ST. NV; low rent. Good reasons
DERsoNs DESIRING TO SPECULATE IN
who has nd extensive experi nee. 70 operate for
them without charge special atten Ion given 70 la
BRoKER. Star oftce '''' '''''' di4.sts ''
IrOR SALE A GROCERY AND PROVISION
% a isssan' Of sickness Address box 3D. Star ONCE
LoR sALE-A DRUG STORE, WE'LL EsTAB-
saiIi good reasons for selling. HEBRON KAMEY.
INoR RENT-A FINE DRUG STAND. CORNER
oesnp,sd a drug store for ten pas. and only
on sea CT hs q or
S TsI'ed thus j. Fisa II ERa &c
EoR sAI.E-AN OLD ESTABLISHED REsTAU-
prosperous business: best location Address Bon I,
A GOOD OPENING FOR THE RIGHT MAN
"A VIII sell the whole or one-hslf interest OF .
long ase ana low sna en Aaares k
Star Office. dl0-6t
nNE OF THE BEST BUSINESS PROPER
" ties in the city.-Lot and part lot 3, square
3ss fronting 80 feet ON 18th St. between
the Palais Royal by . depth of 100 feet or Will
sell the south 80 feet OF the same.
Il H. GOLDsBOROUGH co,
o22-3m l405 T St
u ICH & co. BANKERs
Successors to Jacob Rich. el3 l5thst
Loans and Discounts Specially,
Interest allowed ON Time Deposits nof-lm
SIX PER CENT LOANS. GUARANTEED BY THE
OOmahx Loan and Trust Co, Hon. A U. WYMAN
late Treasurer United Sates President Interest and
Principal paid by the Chemical National Bank.
N. N PARKER. Washing. Agent
g23-3m l4lS ST. nv.
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The W. {. T. L. AND CAPTAIN BIACKFORDs
DEsTH-At y meeting or the ChapiD. Auxiliary, W.
{. /. L.. held yesterday afternoon at tine rooms OF
the Central MON Mission. No. $50 pennsylvania
avenue. Mrs ". f. Cohen p-esid Alg, reference
was made TO the recent death o. captain 5. =.
Biack.ord, and appropriate resolutions were
adopted. A resolution was adopted GisO that 'tae
promptness with which the Brosn N license was
ford was due IN the COMMISSIONERS Office, ana the
startling fact that his death was well known to
the niiin who procured the liquor license, and also
To other men IN the commissioners OFFICES only
another proof that the whisky eesnent rules with
a high hand amid the powers OF this city govern
ment." Addresses we're made o. Mrs. weaver
Mrs Page, Hrs. La Fetra, Ms. Dixon, Major Hilton
an, pi hers
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
w with privilege of buying . small farm with good
improvements, near railroad station. Address W l.
b.. Star Office. dl4-2ts
ErOR sALE-vERY NICE PROPERTY ON THE
4 Military road containing betweer three and nve
acres and improved by ten-room frsne house, with
ceiiar she'd stable and carriage house price a 500
dl4-A HufTI DYER. 18th and SITS.
EOR sALE-Two SPLENDID BLUEGRASS Es-
u tAtes, l62 sud 100 acres, with time improvements:
In Loudoun County. Va. near hrst-caas sutton W.
o. q W. T. K MILTON LUCKkTl. 835 ct.
H. ". dl4-6fs
EOR sALE-yALUABLE PROPERTY. BEING THE
II farm Of the late exGov. keed hranchvlile ON
the " Washington Branch baltimore Ohio Road. 36l
large halls yersndas the length OF the house. lawn
and shade deairsbae for geptlelnans country sat
sdapted for suburban lota Thoss adjoining owned BY
ayndceee 70 be laid out for that purpose, and in
terior 10 this prvpsry Iron in abundance making
the proRsry oessEspae 70 furnsce men, rare op-
FoF. tsrm., q ale - EMERSON HODGES. o.
Cloud Bnld1ng THE city, or WI - MARlNE cd
nsintsezator. 20 Calvert street. Ba1tmoss d3-1m
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Il SCI 18th sine. 5r Sl4 l224S wyle ST. ne $40 80
l21l Wyhe st. ne, 6r.. - Rear 26st NV Ar Ia
l2OSS Wylie 81 ne. 1910 l319Bound .,r 81 "a
ia 10Th At Ar. Piers Court s.w sr q %
2 Est. Terrace Sc Or. 10
d3-lm SwoRNSTEDT & BRADLEY qo- rs,
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"A MILITARY LEcruRE.-Lieut Finley, OF the
United states signal SERVICE delivered : lecture
ton Light Ipfanrry Arlnory last night There
was large attenosnre OF officers Of the District
National Guard. amoEg them being Gen. Ordway
and Dalton.
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District Government Affairs.

Dr. Smith T0wnshend. health officer, reports for
last week: Number OF deaths SS--whfte, 80: col
ored. rs. Death-rate per 900 per anpum: White,
IS.oS; c0iOred, 2S.23; total population, 2L19;
seven of the deaths occurred In hospitals and pub
lie institutions The principal causes OF Death
were: Consumption, IL; diarrhR:h, .; erysipelas,
l; typhoid fever. g; malarial fever g; pneumonia
y; congestion OF the lungs 1; bronchitis, 8;
measles, l. puerperal diseases, y; whOOping cough,
l; diphtheria. = Births reported. 10 white males,
IN white females. colored NAL ~ 10 colored fe-
males Marriages reported: II white, cOlOred.
MORE LIGHT.
Tne washington GaSlght Co. las been directed
TO erect rorty-seyen lanp-postS at the following
points, Northeast Section-One ne. cor. LIST st. e.
and alley in so. 20; one W. side u ST., bet. L
cor. 9TH and l.; one c. side sta. bet Il and l.; one
Sc cor. 5,h and X: one { Sc, bet. 9th and 10Th;
one ne. cor. 9th and c: one alley ST. SGS; one 6.
W. COZ. 9th and &: one side :, bet. Sth and 9th
one cor. Sth and c; three Mass. ave-. bet y. Cap.
Sc. and Del. ave. southeast SectiOn--One ". side
18TH, bet. ID and Z; one g. side .S bet. \. c. ave.
and G ST.; twO one each side ID ST.. bet. 9th ard
1th and remove one from 9TH ST., bet. ID and S. C..
ave-, 10 s.w. cor. Gth and d; one s.e 1ih and
c: one ". side .th bet- st. and Pa. ave. ,.1rtl-
west secttonope n side |. ST.. bet :20th and 2Ist
G ST., bet Columbia and 9th: three Ridge st., bit.
4th and 9Th; two c. SIDE 1854, bet.,M and n: one
z ST., bet. 4th and 18th; one ne. coz 9Th and z;
two Sth ST.. bet. 4 and y: e. She Sth, bet. 4
and Boundary; sin 18th ST.. bet. Boundary and
Grant ave-: two alley, 81. IA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Peter Graut,lm. VINO Tor many years Kept tho
lunch counter in the District building, died at his
home in Hillsdale Monday.
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FOR sALE--MIsCELLANEous

EOh SAlE--MlSCEl EOUS
EoR sALE-A pEsrEABLr LITTLE CIGAR AND
S"o ,s s,ors sonsid.rsole STOCK and m
roaaI.- 1ie - nv ''''-' TWIN ais ais NJ 20.
l,oR sALE-oNE CART HORSE; ALSO ON FAM
e Tor tSs % i's Cheap " Arb S'; to e 100
sw. ans 81
EoR NATIONAL nIrRoeoLIrAS BANK
FRANK II fELoJzE,
dl5-h 20 kellOsrs building. Ialo fst.
s sar1 Hi.s. :; ,Ss noE ss.fna ssS
Asa Med STATISTICS Of the rro. Marshal Generals
Address J. W star ohSs .0's oar 'f''a' Si nS'
k,oR sAlsE-AN oPPoKTUNIry roa oBrAISISa
~ ish senic.e ., ~ eon1psraiivsy low hsur~.
MADE after Paris model by ilaniraus Of New Yorl.
ssSs been used .ss.%os ' Are Ss- SH 70;
@ % nn f ~ Nm 5 rotN 6ress ny hon-eksep-
I,oR sALE-A FTRsT-CLAss PToyIstoS sToRa
trade Address PROVISION star ssss ~'sh .sr'
lSoR sALE-AN IRON GRAY p Ny. SIX YEARs
ola gentle kind. and used . q ildrcn- To - seeu
aud NJ sts. diS5t.~
I,oR sALE-BoLIDAY BARGAINS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-15

The MENDEiSsoHS QUiSrErrE CLUB. OF Boston
az the matinee concert preparatory 10 the Blschof
course at the congregational church tomorrow
afternoon, VIII render aMende,sSOhn quntette In /
hat, HolaDders ''SpinDiDg song" and the INA
from Rheinberger's quintette In minor. Mr.
Rodelberger will render flute solo, Mr.. Hille
violin solo, Sr. BlHmenberg a cello solo, and Mis-
Carpenter Will sing TWO pretty songs. Tie pro
gram ior The evening concert Is also interesting
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-15

AppSetOn's EncyclOpgdia-A most val
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dress Box l29, Star Office :
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-09-15
Remarkable Growth.

The many friends Of Messrs. Montgom-
cry Ward d Co., formerly OF 227 and 229
Wabash Av., Chicago, will be glad TO
know that the rapid growth Of their busi-
ness has forced them TO remove from Wa
bash Av., to Ill, 112. 113 and ia Michi-
gan Av.. where they have purchased q
magnificent building, the seven floors OF
which they occupy exclusively. These
seven floors are each l00x165 feet, aggre-
eating nearly 10000 square feet OF
tsbout 8 acres) of floor surface. The new
quarters will enable them to handle their
large business to the better advantage OF
their thousands of customers. Fifteen
years ago Messrs. Montgomery Ward d
Co. occupied but one room and that only
25x40 feet. The norm growth OF their
business during the fifteen years can only
be explained by the fact that they sell di-
rect TO customers. supplying ell their
wants, and never misrepresent any article.
The success Of this house proves the old
saying, that Z" Honesty is the best policy"
and from this policy they never deviate.
The fall catalogue issued by Messrs. Mont
gomery Ward & Co. ought to be in every
family,